Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Ford's THBATER.—Miss Laura Keene as «Martha Savage” in the great moral drama of The 'Workmens) of Washington. Thescenery in- cludes portions of the city familiar to every in- habitant, and the play presents some of the most thrilling events of etroplitan life. GROvVER's THBATER.—“Aladdin, or the Won- Gertul Lamp,” with the entire company in brilliant characters. During the performance there will be presented beautiful ballets. Mati- mee to-morrow afternoon for the young folks, MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS.—Sixth street, near the Clarendon. Last day of Van Amburgh's | ae zoological and equestrian combination. one should miss this last opportunity. Per- Yormances at two this afternoon and tnis eve- Ting. CANTERBURY.-The roaring farce of «O’F lani- an at the Fair’’ and an immense bill of ballet, urlesque, songs and negro delineations. To- morrow benefit of El Nino Eddie. OxrorD.—Farewell benefit of Hugh Dough- erty, and a huge programme of burlesque, Songs, baliet, negro delineations, &c., conclud- ing with a side-splitting afterpiece. Se egg A NoOv&L SIGHT POR WASHINGTON—An ez- Rebel Band Serenading the Secretary of War— Among the rebel deserters who arrived kere yesterday, and who took the oath of allegiance at the Soldiers’ Rest, were seventeen musicians who gave themselves upin Petersburg to our forces. Seven of them resided in Petersburg, and they belonged (with the exception of two from the 55th North Carolina regiment) to ya- Tious Virginia regiments and battalions, sey- eralof them hailing from Nortolk and Rich- mond. Mostof them were in Gen. Mahone’s division, being detailed from their regiments into 8 brigade band. Ssyrisg: they played under Hackerton, late of the 12th Virginia, and as they marched from the wharf to the Soldiers’ Rest, at the head of 170 deserters, playing ‘Old Virginia Shore,” «Dan Tucker,” *Jordan,” &c, they attracted @ great deal of attention, and during a consid- erable portion of the day they played in front of the officers’ quarters at the Rest. Yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Capt. Camp, of the Rest, Capt. Russell, and other Officers of Col. Ingraham’s staif, they proceed- ed to the office of Gen. Augur, where they played several airs—among them & medley of WANTS. re ee ANTED_—A ished HOUSE of 19 or WV rooms toca matali” dares 4207tite Wa ee corm i er of 4 and MeN DREW ARCHER. a oed SAREE, one who un stands bis business. None other meed'e ply. at No, 613 llth st,, bet. D and . On S SOR MILLINER, — WANTBD=AT re BROOKHRIMER'S, ©4 4% street, Island. ser SMART BOY, to go of errands, App! mediately, No.4 Mark ce, searae we 9th street, up stairs, eet eee ap7-2t wy aazas D—Three UNFURNISHED “ROOMS, le for housekeeping. Must be conve- niently's and pleasantly situated. Address, stating Tocation terms, &c., SPBILLON, Post Office. bi et Ee a ANTBD—ASPRACTICAL CUTTER. Address Wi 8. MEROILANT. City Post office. ap5-3t* ANTED—An experienced BUNDLE WASH ER; none need apply unless they understand business thoroughly. Apply av thei Seaton ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A aaa are or ona. restaurant COOK. Keference re- quired, Apply at Sentral alotel neatenr ae 5.W. corner P: nd 6th st. 9 3t* V nen ees BOY, to attend ina ae store. One with some experience preferred. Apply toL. W. "WORTHIN TON, Ne. 390 corner 3th and M streets north. ap 6-3t* ANTED TO BUY—A nice COUNTRY SEAT, t iles from the city. uire for forth gn peri eclers et JOB. BHAP FIELD'S Gon: Peotone rSse Gh aircete ap i-3t" V ANTED—Two good METAL WORKERS, to work on model work. To good workmen steady work and goat pay will be prs D. BAL- LAUF, 414 7th st., Washington, D.C. ap 6-3t* V ANTED iUMSDIAT RLY — An UNTUR: NISHED HOUSE, containing from ten to twelve rooms, dither in the city or Navy Yar Address a note to Star Office. ap ANTED—A BLACKSMITH and HELPER, Immediately Best wages will be given. Ap- vly to JOHN P. DENNIS, sth street, bet. C street and Louisiana avenue. p 6-3t* in pri- WANTED—A reliable BOY for Waiter, vate family Must bring recommendations. fvely a tNo, 400 sth street, near City Hall. W:ANtED=2 COLORED MAN or YOUTH, for ger and make hiinself useful in the Club, 331, corner of Hand 15th streets. Apply to the Steward. =e Most of the old-fashioned negro melodies—in Such & manner &s to bring torth the plaudits of the large crowd attracted b: be ie novelty of «+ Hackerston’s Rebel Brigade a” perform- ing in Washington. Leaving Gen. Augur’s quarters they proceeded tothe War Depart- ment, to pay their compliments to Secretary Stanton, and taking a position in the yard north of the building, the: se ve “Ain't ‘We glad to get out of the ilderness,” *Jor- dan,” Dixie,” &c., in excellent style. They commenced to play just as the clerks were Jeaving the Department, and in a short time there was & tremendous crowd around the building, andthe streets became almost im- ee from the number of vehicles stopping ere, After several tunes had been played General ‘Townsend on behalf of the Seeretary, extended his thanks for the fine music and welcomed them beneath the folds of the Star Spangled Banner, pointing to the magnificent flag float- ing from the top of the buildmg, to which all Jooked up and several expressed their regret that they could not play a national air—not having been allowed to practice any since the ‘war commenced, but they hoped to soon have them all by heart. They then proceeded to the quarters of Maj. Collis, custodian of captured flags, opposite the Department, where they performed several airs, andon their way back to the Soldiers’ Rest they stopped at the Metropolitan and Berenaded Mrs. Gen. Hancock, after which they were invited in and partook of refresh- ments. They were all furnished with transportation &nd will leave the city to-day, some for their homes and others for the north. es PoLicE APPoOINTMENTS.—The Board of Metropolitan Police, at the meeting of the beard yesterday, made the following appointments of patrolmen, viz: W. W. Hudson, sixth pre- cinct, vice John W. Pomeroy, dismissed; Ste- phen A. Bailey, second precinct, vice George Parker, ineligible; and Thomas B. Pum- hrey, eighth precinct, vice Christopher Wne- jan, dismissed. ‘The board deferred the election of a magis- trate for the fourth magisterial district until @ future meeting. Fire ComMMISSIONERS.—At & meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners last night Thos. meters ‘was appointed hostler of steamer No. Union.) tie Commissioners have directed that ninety- five new McClelland fire-plugs be put up througout the city. Chief Engmeer Sessford ‘Will superintend the work. — VAN AMBURGH'S zoological and equestrian exhibition gives its last performance here to- night. Among the thousands who visited the establishment were the pupils of the deaf and dumb asylum, who by wonderfully expres- wive gestures manifested their delight. The troupe leayes to-morrow for Baltimore. ae eee Sate or REAL EsTatTE.—Jas. McGuire & Uo., sold yesterday two lots on East Gap 1tol street, between 6th and 7th, to J. T. Dobbin, at 20 cents per foot. Small frame house and lot on Massachusétts avenue, between 4ih and Sth streets, to Dr. Howard, for $3,(20. ee ATTENTION is called to the notice of the re- moval of the boot and shoe establishment of Messrs. Loomis & Mayhew to Nos. 316 Penn- Sylvania avenue and 309 © street, under the Washington Building, near 7th street. CITY ITEMS. a ———————— JgwRLRY, JEWELRY, JewELRY—One dollar, one dollar—at the Dollar Jewelry Siore, No. 438 Pa.ay., near 4; street. 1t* —— ‘THE SECOND anniversary celebration of Con- cordia Lyceum will be held in the 13th street Baptist Church, on Friday evening, April 7th, ats o'clock. There will beacontestin oratory fora gold medal the members of the Ly- ceum. The pub! re invited toatiend. 2 = —Chiefs and Brothersof OCHIP- pew RAB . No. 9, you are notilied at business of the utmest importance demands the attention of every member at the Wigwam on FRIDAY night next. WM RB. WHITNRY, Bs INO. MULLIN, ©. of R. me NOTIOE—TO THE MEMBERS i = Fourth Ward Exemption Club. The f lowing resolution was adopted on Tuesday even- day eveving, the ith instant : Resolved, hat every member of this club who shail not have paid into the treasury of said club by Saturday evening next, the 5th instant, the $25 assessed by the rerolutiom of March 5, shall be, and they are hereby, excluded from receiving any benefit from this exemption club. ap 6-3t B. 8. DAVIS, Secretary. THE DIRECTORS OF THE WASHING- TON CITY SAVINGS BANK having de- termined to wind up the aflairs of the Bank, the books will be — atthe Oounting Room of J. 5 evens & + "7 Louisiana avenue, on MON” lth instant, where the Treasurer ma and Gaity fremivar ch toner ane st ekicn lace tors and parties paving business with he e requested to call {cee EDW. SIMMg. T reasurer. B.B C.—Comrades of the departments of the District of Columbia are hereby re- quested to meet at their Camps on the regular Stents My meeting during the present week, ** in Westival.” in honor of ‘the preservation of the United States from disintegratig? and decay.’’ T ELVANS, apiat |” (Rep& Chron) M.@. D.C. ne st YOUNG LADY, who bas a Wheeler & sonig Sewing Machine wishes a SITUATION mae mares Please ity P. WASTED TO CHARTER—A SCHOONER of about 6) tons capacity, wel furnished, to make a trip to the James SiGe Callon,or ad- dress for information C. W. MPBELL, aon E street, peapingtons D.C. ap 6-5t' was (D—Two WOMEN — one to cook and ‘asin with washing and ironing; one to attend in dining-room_and also assist with the washing andironing. References required. Oall at head of Boundary and 2th street, white fe on the hill. 6-3t* ANTED—Two first class ORRPENTERS. Ap- i dD ets. ap eee at and DRED WIN BROTHERS. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A competent . Who can bring good reeommenda- tions. ° caR MRS. Cf AKER, ap sat 375. cor. 4% and O sis. WANTEDAn IO CREAM MAKER; also, t take charge of a Horse and make himself s-n- erally useful. Enquire at U. H- RIBENOUR'S Confectionery, 304 Penn. ap 5-3t™ Ww ANTED-—A competent COACHMAN, who can bring good references. To such liberal Pane will be given. ed immediately to Oe KER, cor 42 and C ats. a ANTED—A MAN who understand ing and the care of horses, and capable of driving,and who is willing to go a few miles in ne country for the season, Apply at 475 Rees ap 5- (im WANTED.—A young white girl to do er- ravds, wait upon table, and who can assist with wasbin @ —— —. and ironing. is wanted at 18 Adee above 1th, betwees 8 iso oa, mm. 5-B8t* WASTED, Ti eDTATRL YT rer 7 SOUR: NEYMAN BARBER. A ood hand will find constant em lovoat and good wages given, A ply at He: Os 9 corner 19th and H streets, Was ington, D.C. apaatt CoE WANTED The highest wages will be paid WHITE COOK. One who is neat, id econonrieale and will assist with the Washing and Ironing, Apply to 155 G street. Ist house above lth, between Sand 9 a.m, and 5 and6 p.m, ap: V JANTED—A HOME fer an orphan boy, nine ye of age, in a respectable Protestant family. d boy be adopted Gale bound, as the arty Wishing him F. prefer jatisfactory re- ‘erences required. Address for particulars B. W. L., 24 Pa. ay., Washington, D, ap 5-it* ES ee A good TIN AND SHE LBON RKER; good wages and steady employ ment ec Also, a BOY who understands some- thing of the business. under instructions. Apply immediately to W WYVILL’S Hardware and Btoxe rore, 453 Penn’s avenue, near 3d street, = 8p 5. Waste —Two Dining Room WAITERS. “at the Buropean Hotel, corner of lith ana Pa, avenue. None need apply without good refer- encer, aps Bx WANTED who can net type Can make $) to $3 per week. Cc. JENKS, Soldiers’ Mavelove printer. aps 5t* Pa. ay., bet. 3th amd 9th sts. WANRTED—A good colored WOMAN to cook, wash and iron in a small fam Apply at 275 B st., rear of St. Charles Hotel. apl V ANTED—A SITUATION, as nurse or seam- stress. Good references. Address A. B., Star Office. 1 white or colored nese reference required , FOR RENT AND SALE. UENISHED ROOMS RENT—Fer rent, F comfortable and well feuished BOOMS, at No. 450 12th st., and H sts, The location is one of the most tiosirabie inthecity. ™m4-Im OOM FOR RENT— nd desi- R ee Aaanie Te ee ateeee Ly SINGLE ROOM ENT—Furnished Ou unfurnished, Mente aterate. at es es Bt., NO LET.—Two pleasant FURNISHED. "ROME to let, ie {gen lemon; )at 267 Sth str be tween Mand ap Pst {OR RENT Regus cea ROOMS: also, a DINING ROOM and fNkpptr aeage ice pished, Reterence required. Apply bet. 12th and 15th sts. Fo R NISHED BOOMS AS Earipree rad Bod reem ining, on iret floor an basement roomssuitable for an office, No, 135) eh st., bet. Gard Hats, 7 Ot P42. OF A HOUSE FOR BENTOHaieh je for honsekeeping. To asmall respectable family rent $25 per month. Three story brick No. 130 H street. between 4°4 and ith, Island, ap? 2t* Fo, RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, Buitable for housekeeping for a gentleman and bis wife, at No. 462 L street, between 12th and J3th ap7-2t* HSee™ FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR Bale. Apply at No. 304 Estreet, between 12th and 13th streets, _ ap 7-3t* MBS. WATTS. Fe R RENT—A BRICE HOUSE on 2d street, Capito! Hill, between C and Maryland avenue. Apply Mr. J. O'CONNELL, 530, corner 4th and i streets, : A QUANTITY OF FURNITURE pitts for a small family; two Bedateads, Mattrasses, Pil- lows, &c. Splendid Cooking Stove in good order, Sitting Boom, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture, Tin ware. &c., &c.. cheap for cash. Address co H. 0.,” Grover’s Th ap7-3t* {OR RENT—A suite of two or three BOOMS on lith gtreet, one door from O street, ap 6-2t ‘OR RENT—One very large ROOM on first floor; furnished or unfurnished. Reference req wired: At 400 sth street, near the City Ha'l ap 6-30 CURNISHED OR UNFUSNISE 1a ROOMS at No. 6 north +) north side ito] Square. These rooms wil rented for house eeping pur- poses to families without children, api-lw OR RENT—STORE | ROOM No. ne llth street, between Band F streets. Apply at. GROWN & CO.'B aatton House, ap 6-3t* 395 D street. Foe SALE—Three FRAME HOUSES. two on the north side of @ street, No. 344, 346; the other en 10th, 2d door from H st. Title indispu- table. Enquire at 395 L street, between Iith and Vermont ave, ap 6 3t* WO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent, on first floor, suitable for housekeeping, at large frame dwelling on P street north, 3 doors west of 1 14th atreet. References exchanged. ap6 Porites RARE CHANCE —$1,80 to $2.50) roe buy the STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD L of a Grocery, Liquor and Fruit Store, now vane a first-rate trade. One of the best stands in the city. Satisfactory noseon given for selling, For Particulars address 8. M. F., Star Office. ap 6-3 F% RENT—The larger part of a HOU! well located, saloon parlor, dining roi and kitchen, unfurnished, on first floor, with several chambers furnished or pot; gas fixtures and clanets throuzhout. References required. Ad- dress Box 3 Star office, with full name and ad- dress, ap 6-6t* {OR SALE—COLUMBIA MARKET, corner of Massachusetts avenue and I street, doing a. ee business of $300 a week, including a fine horse. and wagon, pa‘ent ice honee, and everything fitted complete for business, together with a large num- ber of cash customers" Ww in be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at the premises. Map estre te Premi GEORGE KILLEN. Soar AND CANDLE FACTORY FOR RENT, in Alexandria, Virginia, with all necessary utensils for conducting the same. In quire at No. 1“ Payne street, Alexandria; Or-for further information apply to MAJOR, __ 8p 6-203t* Corner 7th and H.sts, L ARGE COUNTSR for sale at 230 ras 4 nia avenue, opposite Btar office. aps Sec Foz RENT—YURNISHEBD~ROOM, in seognd story, for one or two gentlemen. Rent $25 per month. Apply at 117 Pa. averue, between Lith and 2th streets, Mrs. FLETCHER'S. apd 3t* OR RENT—Two, LODGING ROOMS, connect- ing, on third floor, furnished with gas and suitable for housekeeping, at 259. @ street. be- tween 12th and lith sts, ap 5-st* Fo. SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Meat and Provisien stere; good piace for busi- ness, Reasons for city. Enquire No. FSS SALE—Two-story and basement BRICK HOESE, No. 7: diana ave.. bet. 2d and 3d ste, west Eprly possession given. Terms. ete , in- quire of JAMES F, HALIDAY, Real Estate Agent, 515 11th st., south of Penn’aay. apo lw OR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— very desirable two stozy and attie oUsn, containing thirteen rooms, in one of the best localities In the city. The rent is the most mode- rate in Washington. For further inkerneson apply at the Star office counter. api koe RENT—A COMFORTABLE COPTA' a on my farm. Woodley, east of St. Alban’s Oburch, one and a half miles north of Gon eC O na WEN. Avply to CHAS. M. MATTHEWS, Attorney at a eorgetown. 5 St" OR SALB—About fourteen ACRES OF aro situated in Howard county, 1244 miles from the city of Baltimore, binding on the Washington turnpike, improved by a new Frame Cottage, con taining seven roomA; also, Stabling, carriage houre and other outbuildings. Plenty of fruit on the place. and very healthy and convenient to churches, schools, &c, It is sbout 1's miles from Jessup’s Cut Station, on Washington Tailroad, Price $2, Mr. THOMAS ROWE, living on nd- joining property. will showthe place. ap5 5t* ng out, going to leave the 4s at ap ANTED—At the Brannan House, No. x St bet. 12thand 13th. 4 OYSTER BHUGK- ERSand1 WAITER. Good and steady hands will get good pay and steady wer apl 6t* BER BKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEBRA SKINS, at thele Buckskin Glove, Rfanufactory, 103 High stree 601 m, D.C. novie-tt ©”. RAMSBURG & BBERT. VS TED BV ERY PERSON TO CALL AND See the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Alse,the heavy ended chimney that will not break. Oall and see them at 316 F st., bet, loth and Iith. misim® NTED—Every store and honse an that they cae find the largest f COAL LAMPS, plain and fancy LIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and the 1 COAL OIL, at 16 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, Oo no 316 F atrect bet. 10th and llth streets, ih 13-Im* Ww NTED—Gold and Silver Watch ee Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ one ;, Furniture, a or any articles of value. The highest ale d. or exchanged for other goods, Siro batitute wanted. At Singer’s Sewin Machine Pienaar; 416 E street, near. the Poi Office. mil-Im*# PER PERSON TO CALL at 316 &st.,and see the splendid stock of Chi Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and Plated w: and a general assortment ot House faraiehing goods, HN B. m13-Im* F st., bet. 10th and llth. ES For SALE—A good four room FRAME HOUSE on K atreet. between 3d and 434 streets. Price $500. Inquire 606 7th street. ap 4-6t* Fo RENT—Unfornished ROOMS in a new brick three-story house; most beautiful local- ity; city cars pass the doora—corner l4th and N streets, ap 4-6t™ j,OR RENT OR SALE—A new FRAME HOUSB, Just finished, containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, between Maryland avenue and B street. Irland. Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPT- MAN, 512 lith street, near Pa. av. ap 4 6t™ Fo RENT—Two very pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS on first fieor, se: ly or EOEStAE, and Single Room on secon: iloor. Also, Table Board, at No. 52 Missouri avenue, between 34 and 1°) streets, Sp 4-6t* Foz SALE LOW AND De EASY PAYMENTS— Beveral DWELLINGS of 5 and 6 rooms eaeh, with lots averaging feet deepsgn on pared avd south G@ st., Island. App! M. LA RENCE, after 4p. m,, at No. Bee" Sith street, doors south of M ap4-dtr For BALE—A ergs BRICK RESIDENCE of 11 rooms, near the Circle. The lot containg 11,0) feot, filled with great variety of choice fruit and flowers—with foenires te Bosirede eee on WRENC or before June LA Sher dpe matte, Sod ith ot,” Speatte Fe RENT OR ON LONG LEASE. rene ROOM and DWELLING on7 Inquire at No. 152 Bs osite Patent office. t. 17th and 18th sts, WANTED; 300,000 LADIES MORB, Who want the new aries of Collar, to’bring their Swiss Muslin, &c,, to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Buiffies without the use of gum &e aa he the only machines hare todo such work ANT BDC SECOND BAND, FORRITURE DING, past HOUSBFURNISHIN eM a ar iid SF CARRIAGES! CARBIAGES! ea _CARBIAGBI On hand a fine assortment of CARRIAGES of my own make, such < ‘Rockaways, Buggies, Pheatons, (ey wAcors. CARTS AND DRAYS. B, April 3, 1355. 7 Owners-of Wagons. ts iH ex pil HONDAY, April 3, 15:5, pire on ‘must be renewed, in compliance with law, at this office within ten days from this date. LE. DOC GLASS, | ap 3-dtd " Register, W. ‘th streetand N.Y. and after SATURDAY, April lst, ‘the this road will be increased to seven cents, or Seventeen tickets for One dollar, which may ba Bitten? at the office of the 2 Company, Gapitol ill and 17th street, from 4a. 10 6 D. J. W. THOMPSON. "Bres’t Oe eer, th a RAILROAD a mG DIED, 8 Cincinnati, Ohio, on the % ult., of the typhoid fever. JAMES SPRIDEN. the youagest gon of Margatet and — Inte Robert by siden. of ¥ ae aim tee e year of his age. VERY FATHER, EVERY MOTHER E take their ebildran to sue oft ea wesase “WORE ME! am oF Keene's yi s wearers good moral effect, at FORD THEATER MeAn4* EESEOW. of Sem = vernon tends. She. bag Can be seen shee She en F me flan, tS ‘and Sd. ‘Price 0 cents. K INDLING AND STOVES WeopD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to any part i the shortest notice ade G@. L. SHERIFF, Office Penn. av., between sd and 43 sts., mill-im_ [Bep) Yard 434 street and Oanal, ee OO a NO ae UNPLEASANT AND UN duu diseases, emt, Um HELO! Hot b's ax Baxaacr su. | tts Bareuches, &c., These Gairinges are of the best make and finish, and will be sold at reduced prices. All work sold warranted. BERT H. GRAHAM, 409 Pa. av., Bp 5-3t* Rear ig st., and 374 D street. =] SPRING FASHIONS, MBS. A. SPEIR will open, on 4 THURSDAY, April 6, A el ons rich assortment of SPRING MILLINERY 491 lith st., between Pa.av.and Est. at-3t* W458 HIN Ge, The OLD NATIONAL 87 STEAM LAUNDRY, es- oe babe Messrs. CLARK & OOLMAN, pro- Ee jetors, take this method of notifying their one patvons and the public that they have pur- ok ased the extensive Laundry situated on ith F reet, year the canal, formerly known as the Cit: m Laundry, thereby combinin, ithe two, an are now prepared to execute w: rk ee ja weneh lor manner and at short notice. Batisfac ote Ben. teedinallecases Will sontract with ‘eatd tanranta, Bteamboats, Ao. vat reduced raves, Ceca Barta of the city ami guaran reper ie £0, al order st our, omtce, (ihe ‘old stand.) sha ‘Binreet, between tr Erseter. or at ee Land andry on Ukretres eet, Gece Aas . Patronage nue reanect= 1/2) ne OE Sim .] PWARDBS OF THIRTY THOUS. U sand Tecommendatory lottery have bean ra” al 8 01 SENT B Pane aRari TIONS, many of which ae the highest soure: di it Hateomen, clergymen, go reel inv: im ent medicine. Shak for et inno pat. for Helmbold's. Take no oth- 25-bmn mar D = Gree MIE Ay FLAT, Bas Vania avenue. sacar on naeeeaneee rei 6. Sa Bre tag ACL, INBE . 7 fmillinens 5 Rot admi ¥FIOE FOR BUNT — Over Btinemets’ Bure MOVECPALST On ene see FLOR SALE —$5 000 cach will purchase a strictly first-class RESTAURANT, centrally lecated, AUCTION SALES. ——— B* GBREEN & WibiLdAMB, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CAB- IAGES, HARNESS, &o. On THURSDAY. t baits ipst., we shall sell, at the Livery stable ot W B. Torner, on Tth street, between id I sireets-north, at 12 o'clock M. 15 excellent Work and Saddle Horses, 3 Hacks, 4 Bugeies,2 Agate 5 sets Double and ts Bingle Harness. With many other articles which we deem un necessary to enumerate, fale without reserve Terms cash. ap7-eod&is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts_ B* GREEN & WELLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, cormer7th and D streets north, AUCTION SALE OF FINE PLATED WARB On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at Dalf past 7 o'clock p, m., we shall sell at our Auction Booms, viz Fine Plated Ware, a fe Cordials and Li juors, Stand Castors, Butter Waiters’ Sse Mugs, ool Stands, Spoons, Orns, itchers, Knives, &o,, & To be sold without reeerve, ‘Desiers and others are invited to attend the sale api-d GREEN & ‘WILLIAMS, Aucts B* J.C, Mc@UIRE & ©0., Auctioneers TRUSTEE'S SALE. In execution ef a decree of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia, passed on the 7th of June, 134,in a cause depending on the equity side thereof, in which mer etal. are complainants and Randall et al. are defendants, the subscriber, as trustee, will sell = Psblts auction, on the prem- NESDAY, the 34 Square lil,in the First Ward of HRT uty This Lot fronts 66 feet 7 inches on H_ street, be- tween 18th and 19th streets, south of Pennsylya- nia avenue. opposite the public reservation, and runs back 183 feet. It is situated in an agreeable and improving portion of the city, in view of the avenue, and is very well eben for residences, a a be subdivided; if desired, to suit purcha- “The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are oe foilows :—One-third of the purchase money to pepasia in cash, and the residue in two equa’ ments. at six and twelve months from the d: of sale. The wholeto bear interest from the d. of sale, to be secured by bond or notes to the sat- isfaction of the trustee. The trustee reserves the right to resell any por- tien of Sis HEORCIEy if the terms of sale are not complied with within ten days from the day of sele,atthe risk of the defaulting purchaser, on ten days’ notice in the National Intelligencer. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- cheners ALRX, B. HAGNER, Trust ap7-2awkds J. ©, MoGUIRE & Uo, Aucts, ¥ JAS, 0, McG@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOU! BOT: T PUBLIC SALES REOLD On FRIDAY MORNING. Marek Silat. at 10 o’clk, at the residence No. 233 G street, between lith and panes te we shall sell the Furniture and Effects, mlexsat Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da- Repe covered Turkish Basy Chaira Marbie-top covered Centre Table Lace Window Curtains, one comica’ Walnut Marble: top Hal! Sui’ Carved Walnut, Velvet Sovared ee Chairs Morocco covered Lounge and Cha Marble top. Bureaus, Washatends, Wardrobes Walnut Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses Hair and. Husk Mattresses. Cottage Suits Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillowe lankets, Sheets, Quilts. Comforts Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Toilet Sets Oak Marble-top Sideboard Oak Exvension Dining Table Oak Gane-seat Dining Chairs Silver plated Tea Sets, Castors Silver plated Waiters, Baskets, Dishes Preach China Crockery, Fruit Dishes Cutlery and ng Diane e) Cut and engraved Bohemian Glass War pesogsayr. FWalnut and Pine Writing Tables. Cook Stove and fixtures. Pepetber: we a eat, assortment of Kitchen Tequisites: ‘Terma cas m 2nd ; McGUIRE & Go., Aucts. IS UNAVGIDABLY , April 43h, same. hour R7 THE ApovE - postponed until TUES. SSSe dis 3.0. McGUIRE _0., Aucts. B7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POS? poned until THURBDAY MOBNING. Aprit 6, fame pourand ylsee, yi ap 2 “6. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. na THE ABOVE SALE 18 STILL FURFHER ot ned, in consequence of the rain, until SDAY MORNIE oni 12, euer henr and plaoet . McGUIR aprst Auctioneers: Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneors. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- STORY eee HOUSE. WITH BACK 8UILD- INGS E STRES?T NORTH, BETWEEN . BECOND J AND THIRD STBERTS WEST, AT On THURSDAY, the Ith inst., atSo’elock p. m,, I shall sell. in front of the premises, by virtue of a deed of truat to the sirbactiber, dated the 7th day of March. 1363, and duly. recorded in Liber N.C. T. No. 1, folios 60, 61, (2, and 63. one of the land cords for the county of Washington, in the Diasi- tret of Columbia. and eg 4 part of Lot No. 9. Square No. 563, being 20 feet front on north B between Second and Third streets, west, back 100 feet to a 25 foot alley, with the improvements, erms: One halt caph; the balance in six and twelve months, seqnred by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of ote ben ked oF en noe RY F. ZIMMERMAN, Trustee. ap7-eod&ds. URBEN & WILCLAMB: Anets: GREEN & WIELIAMS, Auctioneers, CEE tad SALE Ora VAL Wed IMPROVED Zae RTY ON NORTH E. BE- TWEEN OTH AND 1OTH STREBTS WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columb: — on the 5th day of April, 1355, in cause N , Equity Docket 7. Birce W Adams vs. Catharine Adams etal... spall eel, at public os on the premises, on MONDA April 24, 1835, at 5 wobec Lot No 17, secording to Davidson's sub- division of Square No. 337. The eaid lot fronts on north N street, between 9th ani lvth streets west, 24 feet | inches, and runs back with that h 12 feet to a 20 foot alley, and is improved bya hand- some. well built aud comparatively new Brick House. The location for a private residence is very desirable. Immediate possession given. Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 ith notes bearing interest. to be secured isfaction of the trustee; or the purchaser has the privilege Of paying the whole purchase money in cas! If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of tale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the said premises at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost hater. of purche; ARLES H. UTERMEHLE, Trastee, ap Teodkds GREBN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Y¥ J. O. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE O pee econ BUILDING LOTS ON 1 T WEsT, BETWBEN () AND R STRBETS.” On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, April 11, at 434 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, ,ofrecn val- uable Building Lots, fronting about 21 feet each on léth street west, between Q and RB streets, and running back 110 feet to a ten-foot alley. Terms cae third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 month interest, secured by adeed of trust onthe Counter A payment of $20 on sek lot will be required by the payoEey aser at time of saic. will be required down when the property | AUOTION SALES. Ss THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY 7.0. MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTER'S ALE. ony, virtue of a bares: of the ie ont = re, District ef Oolu si tti ng oe a Court of Panity, made int inthe cause Of Beau and Adolphus Pickreil versus Johanna Grant and others oe a Hiahuet Pefuabecenageaciocns PRIBAT bee '. er al . 7th day of ek next, at . Orelock in the afternoon, e real estate of which the late James — died heized. Disteieeee ‘eaiens din the city of Washingto! ia aforesaid, and being all chat joa of Lot numbered 9. ated d in square num- red 73, beginning ford at the southeast eornay of grid et on) tho orth Mine of" street . ence along the line o street west twenty ia thence due north seventy- five feet to the rear of said lot, then due east twenty feet. and then south seventy-five it to phe pis ots mning, with the two-story Brick Terma of sale: One Paid as the balance of the purchase money to be in six and twelve months from the day of sale. with interest; the pur- chaser giving his bonds fort he deferred payments, with Hpk to be approved by the Trustee; or the cash ray be ar om the day of sale. On the payment of the whole purchase money, the Trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost, the property to him sold, free. ea aaa discharged of all claim of the parties to the RICHARD P JACKSON, Trustee. mh@ds JAS. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs, After the above sale, we will oifer Lots, in fquare 35, situated at the corner of Land 2% sts., fronting 2334 feet on wid street and7s feet on L areeh containing 1 33 square feet. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B 348, OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING pore: = M RQUABES No, 865,723, 684, 759, Os THURSDAY AYTERNOON, April sth, at 43¢ ©’cleck. on the premises, we shali sell 2) valuable Buildin Lots in Square No. 88, fronting 21 feet eGapitel street, between Sixth and Seventh ttreats e and running back 123 feet to a 3) foot tely after, Lot No. 3, in Square 723, sub- ots, fronting 22 feet each on north Second ats .east.and running rage depth of 17) feet to Massa- with a front on saidavenue of 21 feet 10ino! On FRIDAY RET EE HOON, ae Teh, at 434 ° jolocks on the premise all se Wes ts 1, 2. in Bquare 681, 9 building tots, rofting 23 feet inches on north C street, between First street east and Delaware 32 sote fronting 23 feet 73s inch between north Band O streets. 7 lots in Bquare 739,6 fronting on Penn’s ayve., between 3¢ and 4th atreetseast, and one fronting 28 feet on ith street. 5 lots im Square 513, fronting 2Iffeet on the Public Square, between 6th and 6th streets east lots in Square 966, fronting 25 t on north B street, atthe corner of 6th street ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and ured by a deed twelve months, with interest, A payment de $20 will be required at the time of of trust. , Sale on each |: All conveyances and stamps, at the cost of the Pd 3. 0. MeGUIBR & O0., Aucts. Y JAMES C. MOGUIRE & UO., Aucts, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I, At Ah ie TH AND 15TH STREETS WEST, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April4, I shall sell in front of the premises, at 1% o’clk. by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court,dated the l2th day of May, 1553, ratified and confirmed by the Sa- prame Court of the District of Polumbia, on the bh day of May. 1863,'the following described hand- some buildisg loc, viz: Lot numbered four (4) in Square numbered two bundred and eigh’een, (213,) it having a front of 42 feet 7 inches on north I, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, ranpin, pack with a side alley to a 30 feet alley, 142 feet ches. Terme: One halfcash; balance in six months, the urchaser to give note for the deferred payment, earing interest from the day o! le and secure: to the satisfaction of the guard: All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at she cone erteet purchaser. e perfec PRRS, ELIZA ANN BRAIN, Guardian. m24- via . McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, 89" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, April 7, same hour and place stg, ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian. ap5-3t J.C, MoGUIRE & Go., Aucts, B* *; L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Seat corner Penn, ave, and Ninth street. ae ETABIOR: BEAUTIFUL aeare INGRAIN CARPETS. PARLOR acai, oP PENELURE, INATTING. OL CLOTHE Ke. n THURSBAY MORNING, April 6, commene- t 1) o'clock, we will sell at our Auction 8, without reserve, to cover advances, for follows: Two’ ew and beautiful fine rosewood. full seven- octave Pianos, iron frame, sweet tone, and guarantied Two very good fecond-hand Pianos, nearly new One second-hand Piano. stools, covers, &c. Twenty-five rolls splendid new Brussels, 3-ply and Ingrain Carpets Five Harior Bate. in ‘ears maroon and mrined new and wellm Bedateads. bureaus. Mattresses Marble-top and other Tabies : Parlor E. Chairs and Bookers, cane-seat Chairs and Rocker. ae five rolls 4-4 Oil-Cloth and Oanton Mat- with’ a variety of other Farnitureand House- Keoping. Goods, all of which willbe peremptorily ine ae wi. _L. WALL & 00., Aucts, 87 THB ABOVE SALEIS I8 POSTPONED ON AC- count of the rain, until SATURDAY MORNING, i bh ATE, cameBOUr wy 1 WALL & 00., ducts, REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BY xe B26, corner of 7th and D streets north, On SATURDAY, the 8th instant, at 10 o'clock. « m., we sball sell in front of our Auction Rooms, corner Of7th and D streets,a large lot of Minerals, Fossils, Shells, &c,, all of which are old relics, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn’s avenue. FURNITURE, PIANOR, ites GOODS, &0.,AT SATURDAY, April sth. on 10 o'clock, we pat sell a good assortment ef Furniture, Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Large Mirrers. Piano: mish an invoice of Dry Goods, Sheeting: Bhawls, Hosieries, ang AS of fine 8 ts, Clothing, Trunks, Bouts, oon Ww. 8B. ‘teins « CO., Aucts. BY L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ictietion Horseand Carriaze Bazaar, 98 La, av., bet. 9 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, 13, CARRIAGES, &o, On SATURDAY, April 8, at the Bazaar, we will sell about FIFTY HORSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale. ALSO, Alarge collection of new and second-hand Car- riages, Buggies, Rockaways, Express Wagons, &c., with which the sale wan leone oe? New and Second-hand Harness, &e. Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the and now doing asafe paying business. For par- conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- | Weather. uae B. TURTON. Executor, Carriages, Harness, &c., always at private sale, brutal tone Bie & BONE wien | ape d&ds J... McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. | 85 WM. L.'W 0., Aucts, Auctioneers, OR REN A Brick DWELLING HOUSE. with water and gas, containing eight rooms, situated in one of the most central and pleasant locations in the city, two squares from the Treasury Department. [n- Tes at No. 203 14th street, next corner of Rhode sland avenue. Posression given 1th April. a en RESTAURANT on north side yeold make Pa. avenue, near National Hotel; asplendid store or confectionery and Haloon. Address, immediately, BoA Office, Washington, D.C. puree pas ‘Im* JOR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and OAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three horses; most central locationin Washington; rear of 274 mistrectindet ane: Terma ver: moderate, Ap- py twoP J LEW & 00.,510 Bavensh eee }d door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mh 21-tf Fe R RENT—Two large and commodious dwel- rth street, |, containing 38 rooms, situated on =e street, between 34 and 44¢ streets west, large yard and stables attached :suitable for Mien peraiagy house. Possession given the 16th of April, 1855. Por further information in- guize of 40 jaN Pp. PEPPER. No. 475 6th streot, or WM. P. HIOKS, No. 8 north A street, Capitol mar 20 tf ALUABLE corsage SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR BA e offer at private sale, a valuable tract of Ra lying in the county of Washington, between the old Bladensburg road @ the Railroad. f ¢ feat of the late Jobm G. Biven’ Wage ore COBw The land ia high and aut ig. and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding a fine view of the city. This a} erty is one of the most Beautifully situated for vitis sites in the District . For terms, &c. i McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts.’ “gt *PPY 1088.0. OTICE—FOR SALE—250 sets o} four-horse second-hand HA ARR SERA large lot of emsond: ADDLES [= DLES. Apply te H. 8. SOuNston. No-373 Pe. avenue, betweem 434 and 6t! ih streets, opposite Na- tional Hotel mar l4-Im* tional Hotel, OR SALE—A RESTAURA HOUSE within one tauare of PAS BOARDING hs reat ou Hgoome: te in years | Toten: tent only ‘925 Mite ee Carey Licentes, ina Tease f for $4,000. ama attrac 1 ata vanes Ge te ath at, ington, fair Susrevunenia! or $2,500. moe OR SALE—The o BUILDINGS. AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, pote twenty-eight 8 from inod stde of thee etomae Tren die’ re: pate parties not wishing to ‘chase, be RENTED FOR THE SEASON. 0 2 dau Inquire of J. L. PARKHOU: ae Boom No. 3, _mar 16-tf Mgenoer Building. BALB—$430 OASH fc th re wear market. Lots po ae ety square feot Bast Capi 8 conta per foot maak whgsitat L & B08 SON, = B* J. ©, Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. aaereeN Snag BUILDING Lows AT THE BOF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Nuag Tie AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. AT PUB- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April li, at 4"; e’clk, onthe premises, we shall sell the following build- ing lots: Subdivisions Nos. 9and 10,in Square north of Bauare No. 4, adjoining the aqueduct bridge at Rock Orevk, each lot fronting 22 feet on Pa. ave. nad 24 feet on Latreet, with an average depth o; feet. Subdivisions Nos, 26, 27, 28, 2. 3), 31. $2 and 33, im Square No. 4. (Brewery Square) fronting each 20 feet on south side of L street, near the public sanares with a depth of 100 feet to a 12 foot private subiatvisions Nos, 21, 22, and 33, in Sauare No. 4, fronting each 17 feet on Twenty-sixth street, and running back about 150 feet to a 15 foot private alley. One half cash; the balanc: Tafed ie cacedt camtaetts passe Title perfect. See brem sen No charge for urevaring deeds, Purehasers to pay for the stamps and other ex- penses. apé-d JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers, CEA SALE OF Vv \LUABLE AND D IRABLE BEAL ESTATE ON PENNSYLV A. IA AVENUE, BETWEEN gP AnD 4% 8TB., SOUTH SIDR, AT PUBLIO BA! In pursuance of a decree of thes sapiens Oodrt of the District of Colum! 8 itis in equit; made in the suit wherein William H 1 if others are complainants, aud J. . Kelley, cxecators of the last will and testament of Mary Farrar, deceased, is defendant, I shall peas to sell at Public Auction, in front of the ines. Sielock pine all tho estate, Ciante tiie tetorest oO 18 ly it] mand witch Mare strat dled seize vi claim, and and pesnaoned of, in mana to = NT ira) je piece or parcel of id. id being on th eo le of ns} ed on Keservation A, between 3d ‘and 4 aes ets. Ssquare in the city of Washington. contaiuin; er with @! 5 impreve- one-and-a-half Kits less, togeths thtathereon, consisting of two-o lory Frame Houses on Pen! lvania aven 2 one-and-e-bal Bravas House On the’ sant of said lot. Terms: One-half cas! a the residue in three pine. and twelve mo th interest. Toh ered Payne! yments to be ean in such manner as said Supreme Court of on shee District of Golum- Be. patting in mid ey iy ord order. One hundred dollars to be e porch baver yhen the jot is in Seok ds Bite a wit LLTAME. Aucts, 10, 000 "uate woRTE 01 Etoeaer aa | B BUGR, just reces igh eeray le on zor ee hag the eive a oals tor $36 eases co aE B* W.B, LEWIS & 00. No. 307 nnsylvania avenue, THIS EVENING, at7 o’clock, we shall sella large variety of Photographic “albums, Silver Piated Ware, Geld and Silver Watches, Chains, ewelsss &c., with @ good assortment ef Fancy W. B. LEWIS & CO,, Auctioneers, Y¥ W. L. WALL& co., Auctioneers. TRUSTER SALE ory VALUABLE 5 By vitte oe iaisere re 2 Bey rom a #: irtu ee of the Supr ° the District of Columbia, in Equity eee ing date December 12th, 1854, and passed caueg in which William R. Riley et.al. behalf of the oun! Association,” are ernon Buildin, Complainants. and Edward M Clarke et. al’, are Deferdants, (No. 191 Banity.) I shall offer for sale at Publie Auction ‘ont of the pornos: on TUESDAY, tae 4th day of ae A pagent Bo’clock, P, M., the following Real 1, Viz au that par! Lot numbered aaias @) three hundred and Phy! Shree ( (353) of the plan of the City of Washing- ton, beginning for the north-east corner ef said square, at the intersection of D street south and 0th street Ad thence panniae south onaline with said 10th street ninety (90) feet. thence west fifty-fourl(54) feet ten and one-half (102) inches, thence north ninety (90) feet, thence east on a line with said “D street ” afty-four (FA) feet tenand one- half (1033) see to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon This property is tyated on the corner of D streetsouth and 10th 6 ost wort, and Offers great faducements to purchasers, Terms—One-third cash, the residnein six and twelver bt pil the purebaser giving his notes for the defe: payments fi reed bearing | intereet als ‘hes day of ta Are om een _ eae be retained until all of the purchase 3 AL conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost If the terms of sali ot complion with within rie the Trustee reserves e rig! resell the said rtyat the ia and cont ‘of the defaulting pare iehasst. by. days notice in some newspaper prin the city of afore mhl02anSweds _ W.U, WALL & 00. Aust, (Repablican.] ; & THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON same po JD, Frantes aps WM. L. ‘Wat & CO., Aucts. ALE OF CONDEMNED MULES. Chief Quartermnaster’s OAs, De pg ed f Washington, wal be. soldat at "pele sa wai sieieas the Corral am. BoupAY, Sori 3 Mpril 10." 1865, eich a hae MUL Onpdemned ss ns as unst for pablte service: va it funds, RUCKER Brig: Gen, and Chic Be ee eee et ciWanicaton, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BX 748. 0. McGUIBE & 00, Auctioncers, BUILDING Lor oN 20 )TM SPREBT BETWEEN MO STREE BNOON, Au ie ing back 14° feet 1 ° rate aoe 0 inches, to a 30 foot public ley ‘erms : One-half in cash; the remainder in six montha, with interest, seeured by a deed of trust om the premises. Conveyances and sane at the cost = ved pare, charter. AS. ©. McGUIRB ap3-d Rnationeeta: Y¥ J.C. Mc@UIRB& 00., Auctioneers. TWO ey ey BUILDING LOTS ON 5TH. M ST.. AT PUBLIC BALE. r On WEDNESDAY arn OON, April 12th, om the premises, we shal 1 we northern part of Lot 14, Square 511, fronting about 42 feet on the S t aide of Sth street west, between Land M sts, Lot is beautifully situated in s rapidly im- =. ing part of the city, and is capable of being ivided into two good sized lots, and will be sold entire or separately, as desired. reunay One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 Coarryenane and stamps at purchaser's cost. 6a J. 0. Mo@UIRE & OO , Aucts, B J.C. McGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers. i BEAUTIFUL eee LDING LOTS ON NE ORK AVE ne FOURTEENTH STREET. AT PU LIC rit On WEDNESDAY KETBRNOON, April 12, at 4 o’clock, in frent of the premises, we shall sell three very desirable building lots, fronting 1) feet Linch on the south side of New York ave., between 13th and lith streets, adjoining the drug ttore at the corner ot lith street, and running back about 100 feet to a paved alley. Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyences and stamps at the cost of the pur- bas raped J_ 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESTRASLE THREE STORY BRIOK HOUSE WITH BACK BUILDING, NEAR THE COR- F NINTH AND M STREETS, AT PUB- OON, nee 12th, at a desirable Three-Story Bric! ing, with back building, containing 10 rooms, fronting 21 feet on the sou side of Mstreet, next to the corner of 9th, and running back 75 feet Terms: One half cash; the balance in six and tvelve months, with interest, secured by adesd of trust All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser. pi-d J.C. McG@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. BY? JAS. 0. MoGUIBE & & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S sal By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made and exe- ented by William poring sae ay bearing date on the 234 of March, A.D. 18% d duly recorded im Liber N.C. T., No. r et sequitur, one of the Land Records 0 ington Ceunty, in the District of Columbia, I shall sell at Public Auc- tion on BATU RDAY, the 15th day of April, 1355, at five o’cleck p. tie premises, Lot numbe thirty-two, (32,) in Charles J. White’s subdivision of original Lots No. 5,6, 7,3, 9,10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, in Square priabered twe Rendved and thirty. “Bik, (235,) im said cit Terme: One- ‘naif eash; the residue in six months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the Moura) i nd revenue _ onveyancing a! chaser. 4 Hi. G, Trustee. ap 4-dte 3.0. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucis, Y J. 0. McGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers, USTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING "EOE ADS OTN THE NATIONAL PRINT- OFFIC On MONDAY “AFTERNOON, April ani ats o’clock, on the Promises, by virtue ofa deed of wenatay Bact Patrick W mand = dated May 7, duly recorded in Liber J. A.8.,No 139; ear et, seq. one of the Land Becords gt WwW ton county, I shall sell, Lot “B.’’ in MeGuire’ 8 niece of Bquare No. 624, fronting 22 feet on North Capitol street, between @ and streets north, and runn’ i “ eh fast toalifoot alley containing 2 Terms—One half cash; the emainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by eed of trust on the premises Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- Shas: THOS J. FISHER. Teustes. apl-eokds _J. 0, Mc@UIRB & CO., Aucts. Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, OUANOREY. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. ed eictne of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Culumbia, passed in chancery cause raham vs. Graham et a} I reat sell at ction, en TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 432 o’clock,on the Sremtess Lots 1, 4. 7, in square No. 92. Lot No.7 fronts etively on Connecticut avenue, 2ist street orth 8 street, and is improved by a desirabl two- story cottage and peronuaannats rie a fin arden laid out on the grounds i, at cost of pur- Nu Idivg lots, fronting about tweniy five feet each on Connecticut avenue, between north R and 3 streets, some of them running through to 2lat street These lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as a ars len. have fine shade trees in fron’, and are well located for cottage site. Terms cash Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of Hie verensece? Y¥. FENDALL, Trustee. apd-d JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucta. 8. MARSHAL'S SALB.—In virtue of a writ e 0! + ‘ni } t) Dintrio# of ‘Columb ia, and to me directed, I mt 5 exons, to public Sales tDimtrict, of MONDAY the 27th day of March instant, 1865. cow MONDAY, i2o’clock m , all defendant's right, title, clair and interest in and to the following property, te wit. viz: ; ‘Lota Nos. 2and 5.in Sanare? are No, 269, e ae Square oF ie. $30, Lot No. 29, in Squar. Part of Lot No. 5, together with alland singular the ip lovements thereon, in the Uity of Wash eton, BO. seleed and levied upon as the f Lenox, hedged f and will be sold “to satisfy judicials No. 220, Bu- pecs oeets in favor of F of, higher Windsor.) use of nde AD a FP eAMON 0. S7-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED BN- til THURSDAY, the 30 Wika tae i? a ae U. 8. Marshal D. 0. THE ABOVE SALE \LE I8 FURTHER POBT- speed on account of the weather until MONDAY next, the 3d of April, 1865. at gone, enone and lace. wan # LAMON, Pm 30 U. 8, Marshal D. 0. Ba THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHEB POST. pened in consequence of a typographical error the last postponement of sale, until the 10th day of April, 1865, at the same hour, res ad pla ACO. oN aM aia 8 Marshal D ap3 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORS: Quartermaster Generals Office, First Division, Washington City, April 1, 1865 Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md., on THURSDAY, April 13, 1865, * TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1365, TWO HUNDBED CAVALRY HOBSBES. ON THURSDAY, April 27, 1365, ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. ae The Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service eof the army, Fer road and farming purposes, Many good bar- be oneness Sale to commence at 9 bad, Animal: 1d singly. mand will be held’ at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets, Terme cash, in United Staten ae ‘ JA Brevet Brigadier Gonoral,ins ae ‘ax Divison Q.M.G.0. 3-226 SALE OF CONDSMNED HORSES, master G General's | eee Wash. Aington Bs mee pril 1, 1865. Ibe sold at public auc: pildersat Giesbore B. suction tothe highest DAY, Apr TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY i Honsus EAGH These horses hay. the cavalry Service orthe: jee ier 7: For road and 3 Ayes q farming purposes, many good bar. Horses sold singly. ited Staton ar t10 A. . Terms ¢: is , in Unit AMES A EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, A tk ‘irst Divi- Vision Quartermaster General’sOffice. _ap3-20t SAEs oF MANURE. of Washington, Ces Li ater A, er Ra, stio! *spitcee Will be sold at publics pac tanya a hereinafter named. on ‘elock noen. et preset and future accamalations (ont Decemb: ber soos 1865 AR of ou Mae NURE at the public stables, &c., 1k the blie stables on 1ith street, near oa Long Bri rc ey; the avcumulations at that point a aS eadquarters stables, corner Camp Barr ra GS. by 0; Walsh OM Tine Magura at Guat easgere? W- ‘At the office of Captein Reno, A. Q- +) head- arte ‘DeRuss i) itty Fi rt Ostcoran, je acum sions at ‘Various forts cine 24. ce “th brandon ot that divis: — yt near Chain Taele Port) Crh oa line 0! dete eases athe the office of Oaptain, Sef liedivections wok artes de tables at elty, under t the control of the chief quater: Gann on n delivery, in grarament a Sere on a fature Paar ee